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Invalidated is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "invalidate." It is derived from the word "invalid," meaning not legally or officially acceptable or recognized. When something is invalidated, it means that it has been officially declared invalid, nullified, or rendered without legal force or effect.
To invalidate something is to prove it to be invalid or void. It is the act of making something null and void, typically through a legal or authoritative process. When something is invalidated, its validity or legitimacy is called into question or completely dismissed.
The concept of invalidation often arises in legal or official contexts. For instance, a court may invalidate a contract if it determines that there was a fundamental breach of its terms or if one party was coerced or deceived into signing it. Similarly, a governmental body might invalidate an electoral result due to fraud or irregularities in the voting process, rendering it void and necessitating a new election.
Moreover, invalidation can apply to any type of agreement, certification, concession, claim, or document that has been proven to be untrue, false, or defective. By invalidating such items, their legal, moral, or factual status is completely nullified, rendering them void or without any effect.
In summary, being "invalidated" means that something has been declared null and void, either by legal or authoritative means, suggesting that it lacks validity or legitimate standing.
The word invalidated is derived from the Latin word invalidare, which is formed by combining the prefix in- (meaning not or against) and the verb validare (meaning to confirm or to make valid). Invalidare itself comes from the noun validus, meaning strong or valid. Thus, invalidated essentially means made not valid or deprived of validity.
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